#Backpack – A small and comfortable backpack to carry your essentials during the trek.

#Water Bottles – Carry at least 2 water bottles (1 litre each) to stay hydrated throughout the trek.

#Trekking Shoes – Good-quality trekking shoes with proper grip are highly recommended. You may also carry an extra pair of sandals.

#Quick-Dry Clothing – Carry 3–4 pairs of comfortable clothes that dry quickly and are suitable for trekking.

#Rain Protection – Raincoat or poncho and an umbrella to stay protected during unexpected showers.

#Cap & Warm Clothing – A cap for daytime protection and light warm clothing for cool mornings and nights.

#Energy Snacks – Dry fruits, energy bars, chocolates, or snacks packed in reusable containers.

#Personal Medication – Carry any prescribed medicines and a basic personal first-aid kit if required.

#Mobile & Power Bank – Keep your phone charged and carry a power bank for backup.

#Extra Socks – Carry additional pairs of socks as trails may be wet during the monsoon.

#Waterproof Covers – Carry waterproof covers to protect electronics and store wet clothes separately.

#Extra Cash – For meals not included in the itinerary and personal expenses during the trip.

#Valid ID Proof – A government-issued ID card (physical copy, photocopy, or digital copy on your phone) is mandatory for verification.